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Show POBLIC i ERIL IN SOAP Vile and Worthless Imitations of Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap llenace the People's Health. Diseased Fats, Biting: Alkalis and the impure Refuse of Slaughter Houses Made Over Into Soap Which Is Offered for a Few Pennies Under the Misleading Name Witch Hazel Soap. Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap is pure enough to eat. 11 is composed of the finest medicaments, unguents and vegetable vege-table products In addition lo an ex-1 ex-1 1 aet of witch hazel which possesses a trengh greater than that of any other oth-er extract ever maele. It contains other properties which in their nature must absolutely soften and beautify the skin, eradicate blackheads, pimples and similar sim-ilar eruptions, nr.d cuie skin disorders. It Is the sweetest and best toilet soap made. That Is why millions of cakes have betn sold since Its first appearance appear-ance on the market. That, also, is why scores of Imitators have endeavored to reap the benefit of its popularity by making up fome miserable mis-erable substitute, giving It the magic name. "Witch Hazel Soap," and selling i: at rt price, which indicates that ll Is binppSed of only the- cheapest and most harmful Ingredients. Prof Srtuhyon says he has analyzed twenty-one different makes of so-called Witch Hazel Soap, and In none has he lound the slichtest trace of this great curative agent. On the other hand, he asks the public to stop for one moment and ask themselves them-selves the question: "What becomes of the diseased cattle which die In the slaughter-houses'.'" What becomes of the rotten carcasses that are unfit for any purpose save a cor.cealeel one? Why do the ranchmen and other cattle dealers, as quickly as even inhumanity Will allow, rush dying steers along with the good ones to the abattoir? It Is because this animal refuse Is boiled In vats, mixed with other disgusting dis-gusting constituents, disguised with cheap perfume that may cheat Ihe nose, but cannot deceive the skin, and is then turned out as soap under a name that should be a guaranty of its purity and goodness. Prof. Munyon, who spent years In perfecting his Witch Hazel Soap and who guarantees by his entire fortune, business reputation and personal integrity integ-rity its absolute purity and power in curing skin disorders, says "The man who would knowingly invite in-vite the mother to apply to her baby's skin a soap composed of vile Impurities, Impuri-ties, arid who would steal the name Witch Hazel Soap, and under the guise of an article known to be pure enough to eat. Introduce into the home an agent of tuberculosis, scrofula and skin and blood poison, should receive a sentence sen-tence as severe as that administered to . th; assassin. "It makes the right-thinking man shudder even to think of the dangers, not alone to babies, but to all members of the family, that exist In the use of ' ' such -naps as these. Not only Is there not a drop of wlte-h hazel in any of them, but most of them are made up at a cost of 1 or 2 cents a cake by unskilled un-skilled and ehe.tp labou rs, of materials that are so vile and tainted that were their foulness not concealed by pungent perfumes tin y would not In- tolerated (or an Instant, even In the poorest homes. "I urge upon mothers who wish to raise their children In a healthy con-dltlon con-dltlon the absolute necessity f using the purest soaps that they can obtain. Pew realize the terrible danger there Is In rubbing and lathering even the adult skin with a composition that con-inlns con-inlns poisonous Ingredients, The pores are the natural sewers of the body, through which much of the cast-off material passes. If these be stopped up, Or if through such channels Impurities Impuri-ties be Introduced Into the system the direst results ate bound to follow results re-sults that are shown in unhealthy Internal In-ternal conditions, blotched hands and faces, eruptions', Bii kness and sometimes some-times death, "There Is no purer soap in the world than Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap, there Is none which is as gooel for baby or for grown-up, and there Is none which nifre surely eruarantee-.s safety and health for the family " Price 13 tenl3. Munyon, Philadelphia, Pu. AHopeless Fight g It is as impossible to conquer the kin? of (rfK- C-lJ ! diseases Contagious Blood Poison with Mer- xSSf- iEfi! cury and Pot.-ish as it would be to conquer the S Wy wKlia king of the forest in a hand-to-hand encounter, .?rAy . , as thousands who have had their health ruined VV77r yYv'M' ; ( . and lives blighted through the use of these min- tMjpv, A ; erals will testify They took the treatment faith- "jLf mm fully, only to find when it was left off, the dis- t?L&( ease returned with more power, combined with i the awful effects of these minerals, such as mercurial rheumatism, necrosis of the bones, salivation, inflammation of the stomach and bowels, etc. When the virus of Contagious Blood Poison enters the blood it quickly contaminates con-taminates every drop of that vital fluid, and every muscle, nerve, tissue and bone becomes affected, and soon the foul symptoms of sore mouth and throat, copper-colored blotches, falling hair and eyebrows, swollen glands, sores, etc make their appearance. Mercury and Potash can only cover up these c idenccs for awhile; they cannot cure the disease. S. S. S. has for many years been recognized as a specific for Contagious Blood Poison a perfect antidote for the deadly virus that is so far-reaching in its effects on the system sys-tem S S S. does not hide or mask the disease, but so thoroughly and -r completely cures it that no signs are ever seen again, ffi jr ffir s s s while eradicating the poison of the disease kfc&K U. 3&iv W'11 dnvc out anv effects of harmful mineral treat-bJ treat-bJ BlfcsSp ment. A reward of $1,000,00 is offered for proof 3Q7 43guK -'itS fchatS s. S contains n mineral 111 :i -dient ol any kind Treatise with instructions for home treatment and any advice wished, without charge. THE SWIFT SPEGBFBC CO,, ATLANTA, GAm O dV 3 T d H jGl. . Barstho The Kind You Haw Always Bor1 8igno.triro 2 , S 1 ?y OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT. Nos. 5 IIS, 5389 Ladies' Shirt Waist Costume ' i LADIES" SHIRT-WAIST COSTUME. Nos. 5118 and 0888. Green cotton cheviot was selected for the smart costume here portrayed The skirt win be found an excellent model for anv of the lightweight light-weight woolens or col ton mate rials now In vogue It Is shaped by nine gores nnd laid in groups of pleats, thnt may be stlti hed to yoke depth or down te tho knee Tin- waist hus Hirer- stitched pleats on each side thr- Duchess closing. An attracti . feature is t.ie roiling collar thnt Dpi ns on each skie of a vest of tucked batiste. Several materials are udant.-d to the mode, such as voile, canvas. challLs, etarolne, linen and pique. The midiuni size will require two and one-eighth ard of forty-four-lneh material for the waist, nnd five and live-eighths vurds for the skirt Ladies' shlrt-walst No. 5118. sires for 3J. :h. 26, :is, 40 ami I2?lnches bust measure Ladles' nine-gored aklrl No. 638'j, slzta Women's Street Slipper? ! Department. ? A Shoe Store to e I Itself. 5 I f; 0 Seemingly an .miles;-, chain "f. jgtj es, thi StO I. IS ' dally augmented by new and fetching Istyles. Anion- the newest arrivals,! , olon d suedi a to ma ti h your dresses; Empire cloth oxfords teral swell new ideas In tan and pat-J T. nt kid: all made o er I XF iRDj JLASTS, that don't slip at the beelfJ lor gape at sides. Plainer sorts injj X ample varieties. The matron 1 f a combination of comfort and style? for tend r feet J w. .nu n's kldskln oxfords, patents tip, neat toe shape, flexible sole, 1 $1.00? x e q 9 4 O 9 V 9 O O i Women's oxfords, ribbon ties anel J Btrap sandals, tan, black, kid and) q patent leather, and Russia aii';i T open work sandals, very nifty Btyles to plainer sorts, C, r Q value to $3.00, at H,,vi5 "women's oxfords, ,5 i 3 values, at 42.l5j Stylish models In patent colt, col-T ors or bla k, 1 si nsion or iirJii -"' q eiarge variety m patent nit style:- m. plain or lanes ffeetS. White ian is oxfords and emplre2 1 Imli. the hitler a in-u r- i elu-r t,- to be found here only. "Our best white canvas ribbon or ox-i 0 ford ties, light or extenslnn soles T 1 W0 value. Q Nil ipj illt white e.in ;:s oxford : I $1.65?! s-fcae? Women's high-grade I3.5Q and even.! j S :,s""'":. . $2.85 Swell combinations in colors and black new models; swell shades of T a dored kid; numerous Btyles InJ Tiateiit or kid; lii,ht or ht-a . soles sw ell heel effe ts. Our banner offer the maximumx of low shoe . 11 -.Minns, ni.trle of tin.- materials, shapely and graceful? Xmodels, In colored suede-, green, Tblue, grey, tan and black; colored kid boosie, nut brown, chocolate" xand medium shade. Russia calf, patent and kid styles galore, iri ! f French, spike, opera and Cubanx ll' els, lebe exteiisinll Sides. X 444-f404e-f40 tsiTTWuf!'. rmiKMiniiaiiiiirm i i jjjjjjj n yW ynr ! CONSIGNMENT SALE j Now going on TAILOR, 57 WEST 2ND SOUTH. j for It), 22, 24, 2'1, 2S and 30-lnches waist measure. mea-sure. The above illustration calls for two separate patterns. Th.- price Is 10 cents each. Tribune Oriel Blank. I B- sure and Mil In your correct P. O address.) . Si nd 10 r ents to The Tribune Pattern Department, Salt iake City, and inclose this blank properly filled nut with your name, address and size for each pup in ordered; T No Tilts Ladies' Shirt-waist No. ':.' Ladies' Nine-Gored Skirt. Price 10 cents each. Name Postoffice State : TEA Gdod tea is r.o cheap, it is folly to drink poor tea. . Go by the book. oar grocer retUflll jour iiioncj- if you don't li!cc 6chiilui Lc,;, SPRING s SPRlf I bed, why sleep upon a cheJ that brings no comfort? Tl ?! spring is one ot the hi 1 I springs made. $6J YOUR CREDIT FURNITURE & t 13 to 40 casl hird South, j ifeSd Evzry Dep". in the Store r i chi n Participates inth: Grca MuirLLMj iiJ;- Excepting the sho Section. As a Sp:cial Inducemslnt W 0ff;r TOM fesGKzj t In Gold Treading Stamps With F.wt- SI Purchase Vl s$Jr in Mkji1 yepartmr-nt : ; : NHW YORp CASHlld yf'' 1 oBflBar1w I You should not idl -, I I ;cet v.-ben you can gJtj MB jGroM i We have them In TM I I This cut shows you ifj Ppi-.j Tip. Co?jnwn j "8 . .R O M W Wc have -hese in Uuttcr.. - i I Bols., Congress, Juliets. Bus- DEPENDABLE kins ard Riipptrs. 2f8 So Maisj TJIHOE TMEH AMONG THE PINES l On the banks of Lake Tahoe. The largest ItSi w I this elevation. 6240 feet above the sen. f The Finest Summer ResorMn H" Lake and river trout llshing unequalled. SEASON OPENS JUNE IS T. Stopovers for ten days allowed at Trucked51 j I vny and Pullman tickets. '1 F. WRICHARDSON, M'V'MMag,1 ,iisssl safes"; S i dl and Vault -- : :Zz-jA ir nts A I TJ F-CT5 sizes, new or )yL , SDRENSON, JJr vC STOUTTCO. 3 -18 E. 2nd 9. i ,.mC Sols agents for Ha I's Sate Co BWERS ; Jeweler 235 South Main St. j Epileptic FitsrfJ - - 'T lJ n Ci 1 |